Hi! Let wsjtx dev team focus on hard stuff, and use support programs for the rest.
While proposed tail -f can do the job, I think it is relatively easy to hack small program that reads last lines in ALL.TXT every 15 seconds and make small screen supporting Fox operation. Is frequency clean? (how many frames are NOT for me?) Are there LIDs calling on uplink frequency? I guess moving up 120 Hz is good anti-measure. Is there another Fox? (Sveral callers, R-SNR frames below 1000 kHz) here or +/1 1/2 kHz? Analyzing RX reports: can we afford additional stream? QSO rate, repetition rate. Based on UL sqares: how callers are spread in directon? Is it time to turn antenna? Now... It is highly unlikely I will operate Fox soon, but those planning so might consider it. Best 73, GL Iztok, S52D On 11/19/2019 02:01 PM, Iztok Saje wrote:
Hi! On band activity: how about ALL.TXT? On linux: tail -f ALL.TXT |grep -v A35JT would give nice idea what is going on the band segment. I assume ALL.TXT works in Fox mode, and there are similar commands in Windows as well. Best 73, gd DX Iztok, S52D
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